Detail 01
200-5,000 Hz frequency response
Deliberately narrowed to the speech band. Cuts rumble and hiss, so voices stay intelligible over a PA.

Independent shopping perspective
Gooseneck dynamic mic for lecterns, conference tables and paging stations. Speech reproduction on a desk or console, not a recording microphone.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Deliberately narrowed to the speech band. Cuts rumble and hiss, so voices stay intelligible over a PA.
Detail 02
Wider pickup than cardioid, so a talker can move off-axis at the desk without dropping out.
Detail 03
No phantom power needed, and it tolerates dust, humidity and rough handling better than a condenser.
Detail 04
Positions the head near mouth height from a table or lectern base without a separate stand.
Detail 05
Higher than typical studio mics. Feed a proper mic-level input; long runs into a mismatched preamp lose level.
Detail 06
Low output. Your mixer will need noticeable gain, so use a preamp with clean headroom.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is a dynamic microphone, so it works from any standard mic input without phantom power.
No. Its response runs 200 Hz to 5 kHz, tuned for speech intelligibility. Music will sound thin and dull through it.
16.2 inches (412.7 mm) overall, with a 0.98 inch head and a 0.75 inch base diameter.
A wider pickup angle than cardioid. A speaker can turn their head or shift at the lectern without the level falling off sharply.
Reference
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